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StoneSVN

StoneSVN is an MIT-licensed Subversion desktop client for Windows, macOS and Linux, developed from OrcaSVN. A project sidebar keeps multiple working copies available while you review file changes, inspect text diffs and image previews, choose a file or directory commit scope...

StoneSVN workspace in English with the light theme.

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  • Free
  • Open Source (MIT)

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  • Windows  Requires a separately installed Subversion command-line client.
  • Mac  Requires the SVN CLI. DMGs are ad-hoc signed and not notarized.
  • Linux  x86_64 AppImage, DEB and RPM packages; requires the SVN CLI.
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What is StoneSVN?

StoneSVN is an MIT-licensed Subversion desktop client for Windows, macOS and Linux, developed from OrcaSVN. A project sidebar keeps multiple working copies available while you review file changes, inspect text diffs and image previews, choose a file or directory commit scope, browse history and edit SVN properties.

Local stashes can save selected text hunks and separately stored unversioned files. They remain application-managed local data, are not commits, and do not interoperate with native SVN shelves. The interface has five languages and light/dark themes.

StoneSVN requires an SVN command-line client installed separately. General Merge, Switch and line-level Blame interfaces are not currently available. macOS packages are ad-hoc signed and not notarized. Repository access uses your existing SVN credentials and permissions.